Unknown Unpictured Ballantine flat top?

[Leon]

I looked in the Commemorative section of new pull tab book & I see 2 different Ballantine Jaycees cans, #206-2 & #206-3. A 1958-9 can & 1961-62 can both saying New Jersey. The one I have not Pictured in book & say's Pennsylvania. Anybody familiar with this can or know anything about it? I know we have some Ballantine Collectors/Experts in here. Is this tough or common? LEON.

[keithker]

Leon.....I have a few of the other cans myself but sadly not all the ones in this photo.

Here is one for reference to value...not the same year group but close...

http://www.ebeercans.com/Ballantine-Pen ... cees/1337/

[Leon]

Who owns those in Photo Those are nice. Wonder why the book missed so many variations? Anybody know what the Pennsylvania version is worth? LEON.


P.S. Just now seen the link under photo, Interesting.

[kruegerbock]

"Farmer" - Paul Dodge has those

[keithker]

Leon....the photo came from a fellow RBer but couldn't remember who. I kept it as a reference since I eventually hope to have all of them.........One can always wish I guess.

[canman65]

Nice can Leon. We missed you at Frankenmuth!!

[Farmer]

"Farmer" - Paul Dodge has those

Al, is correct, I am the lucky owner.

[Leon]

"Farmer" - Paul Dodge has those

Al, is correct, I am the lucky owner.

What's the Pennsylvania Jaycee can worth in mint & grade 2. Tab book sez $135 & $350 on the 2 New Jersey Variation, What would this one be if in the book. (Save the sarcastic $5.00 comments) LEON.

[Farmer]

Leon,
The PA 57-58 and the PA 58-59 in my opinion are the most common of all the Jaycees cans. They come up the most online. Hard to say value, but on grade maybe $75, grade 2 $35.00. While 2 of the NJ cans are super rare, the NJ 60 -61 is one of only two known to exist. That value though is only around 150 to 250 in my opinion. Not a lot of interest in them as you would expect because they never had beer in them. However for me, a Ballantine guy...these are among my most favorite.

[Leon]

OK, THANKS, FARMER LEON.

[Grommet]

Leon,
The PA 57-58 and the PA 58-59 in my opinion are the most common of all the Jaycees cans. They come up the most online. Hard to say value, but on grade maybe $75, grade 2 $35.00. While 2 of the NJ cans are super rare, the NJ 60 -61 is one of only two known to exist. That value though is only around 150 to 250 in my opinion. Not a lot of interest in them as you would expect because they never had beer in them. However for me, a Ballantine guy...these are among my most favorite.

Interesting about the 60-61 New Jersey Jaycees. I just picked up one. Maybe there are three known now.

[CMD]

Until I saw the date, I thought Leon was back